Briand Says France Will Cut Her Army 50 Percent
Premier Briand told the arms conference that France will cut its effective army by 50 percent through a three year service plan. He warned disarmament hinges on allied approval and argued Germany could mobilize five million in weeks, while Russia posed a Bolshevik threat to Europe.
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Russia
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Europe
Poland
Arthur Balfour
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Interstate order cuts freight rates on hay and grain
Washington November 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order requiring Western rail lines serving Pacific groups to implement by December 27 a roughly 16 percent reduction on freight rates for grain grain products and hay recently ordered.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vailrons
Western Inn
Uecal
Pacific
Akron society notes recount Weady Guest visit
Weady Guest of Kunghean Mrs Frank Babeoalk visiting Miss Gariie Surber Akron will return home tomorrow. Miss Surber hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the University Club for Mrs Babcock and Miss Howe of Los Angeles. Miss Howe served as social secretary to Richard Crane and worked in Prague since the armistice, while Miss Surber and Miss Howe are longtime Meterly friends.
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Gariie Surber
Akron
Seacon Journal of
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Babcock
Bothie ‘Howe
Los Angeles
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Prague
Miss Howe
Bulanes
Richard Crane
Gaceho
Slovakia
College Club
Harold Graves
Hereford
Europe
Elizabeth Thompson
Haly
Americans Open Albanian Trade School in Tirana
The Albanian Trade School, funded mainly by American schoolchildren, has opened in Tirana as the country's first complete manual training institution. It operates under Professor L. I. M. Heren of Washington and was loaned for a year by the McKinley Technical High School in Washington.
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Tirana
Albania
L. IM. Heren
Washington ID
McKinley Technical Bligh
Washington
Unsettled May Weather Baffles Moberly Shopper
A shopper in Moberly reports unsettled May weather with tonight and Tuesday likely snow or rain and colder temperatures. Local conditions hint at a fluctuating forecast affecting plans.
SavhLa Nes Moines Mystery Fire and Rescue Efforts
A Sunday night blaze on a moving residence in SavhLa Nes Moines, Ta starts near Wad tert street and draws a large crowd. Police believe the explosion risk saved hundreds, as firefighters battle the fire amid claims of gunfire and arrests being considered in the aftermath.
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Nes Moines
Death of Mrs. Myron Cole in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs Myron Cole formerly Miss Wenn Jones of Macon died in Kansas City General Hospital with smallpox. She was the young wife of Mr Cole and mother of one child. The husband is also hospitalized with smallpox.
Burglars Loot Stern Brothers Jewlery Store
Burglars blew the safe at Stern Brothers jewelry store in Ohicasyn and escaped with an estimated 100 000 in goods. The report notes the incident occurred November 21 with the city name misspelled in the source. The rest of the text includes a death notice for Mrs Sheenh Moron in Clan Mey Sirah Morton.
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Chicago
Stern Brothers
Jool
Adirondack Deer Hunters Receive Local Hunting Licenses
Saranac Lake residents received hunting licenses from Town Clerk Glave WHMams. The group included a youngest hunter of 72 and the oldest at 79, reflecting enduring Adirondack deer hunting tradition despite age.
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Saranac Lake
Glave Whmams
War Financing Advances Exceed 38 Million for Exports
The War Financing Corporation announced advances totaling over 38.5 million dollars for export, agricultural and livestock financing. State allocations included Georgia 282000 Texas 500000 North Carolina 25008 South Carolina 20000 and Florida 40000 with a Virginia exporter of cotton receiving 350000 and a sugar export financing loan of 42726. Willard Meatherston and wife returned to Des Moines after visiting Willard Russ and Wheat Porter Street.
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Washington
War Financing Corporation
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Willard Meatherston
Des Moines
Willard Russ
Porter Street
Fragmented Read Across The Atlantic Page Headlines
A garbled OCR fragment cites mixed references to American naval limitations proposals and international news from Washington. It notes editorials and special correspondents reading into approvals and hopefulness, with scattered mentions of British and English press context and a vague discussion of public reaction.
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United
Aumerica
Avanz
Washington
Qhandi
Wales Orl
Fire Prevention Meeting Updated Plans In Missouri
J O Hora, chairman of the Missouri Fire Prevention and Conservation Association, calls a meeting in the Chamber rooms at 7 30 tomorrow evening for Chambers of commerce businessmen and property holders. Discussion includes reviewing plans and a Missouri viewpoint on fire prevention and insurance matters.
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J. OW. Hora
Missouri Fire Prevention and Conservation Association
Ord
Ey Meel
Varias Ree Insurance Agets
Grver
Ford Files Rate Cut With Ohio Board
Ford submits a rate reduction for both intra and interstate traffic on the Detroit Lima and Toledo railroad. The 44 passenger fare drops to 3 cents per mile effective November 20, filed with Ohio utilities commission in Columbus. Commission members question whether the ICC will approve the interstate portion.
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Detroit
Misses Hansen Barnes and Ruth Shop in Moberly
Miss Geraldine Hansen Mildred Barnes and Ruth were seen roping on Wadhelena Gulick of Sturgeon in Moberly during a shopping trip.
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Geraldine Hansen
Mildred Barnes
Ruth
Wadhelena Gulick
Sturgeon
December jury and board list from local term
The December term names a group of men drafted for jury service and related township duties. The list includes individuals such as Hannahi ngs, Wallior Daugherty, Moberly, Bie D. A. Iy ors, McLean, Richenon, and Asbury among others, with vague surnames and partial spellings remaining.
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Siren
Otto
Oliver
JH. Asbury
Tad
Ter
Sugar
Creer
Labor Movement in Japan Gains Steam as Strikes Rise
The article notes increasing strikes and bold labor action in Japan, with shipyard workers in Yokohama winning a forty percent wage hike and sparking a wave of walkouts near Tokyo. It highlights a growing daring among workers, challenging traditional norms amid a turbulent labor climate.
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Abiall
Japan
Yokohama
den the & Sake
Tokio
Unclear Historical Field Report on Gas Reservoir Volume
The report discusses a gas field near Monroe with a reservoir estimated at 4 760 billion cubic feet or 32 cubic miles. It notes the size may be larger and that field limits were not finally determined when the investigation concluded.
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Quest
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Miles
Leéater Dita
Morehouse-paris Wily
Monroe
Rou
Winge
Remains of J Harvey Clark to Arrive for Oakland Service
The body of J Harvey Clark, who died at his Chicago home, will arrive tomorrow at 1 15 PM and be taken to Mrs W H Baird’s home on Orange Street. The funeral is set for 2 PM Wednesday with services in Oakland under Masonic supervision.
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J . Harvey. Clark
Chicago
Ww. HL ‘Baird
Gus
Ort Street
Oakland
Reily Demonstration Broken Up and Reactions Described
Broken up demonstration linked to Governor Reily amid claims of harsh language toward natives. Senator Iglesias defends Reilly and the island’s Americanization. A fruit shower for the Benedictine Sisters is announced for 210-8 Williams tomorrow, November 22.
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Porto Rico
Reily
Kansas City
Santiago Iglesias
Gov. Reilly
Antonio Barcelo
Senate
Colleugues
Dome
Oil Company Break-In Reported with $250 Stolen
A break-in at an oil company office involved stolen checks estimated at about $250. An explosion damaged the premises and clock hands stopped at 2:20, with broken glass and disrupted lighting. Investigators noted amateurish aspects and suspects may have mistaken checks for bonds or cash.
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Severa
Ion
Yendalam
Thas
Billie
Owell
Jis
OSEMASTERS-INS NEW ROLE TO FIND THE MISSING
Washington Nov 21 Interagency efforts expand as the Postmaster General assigns Osemasters-Ins to locate missing persons across the country. The department says it will coordinate with agencies and postmasters to verify identities and aid inquiries while pursuing genuine leads.
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Osemasters
Washington
Gener Hays
Menor
Wien
Fenuineness
Severe Thunderstorm Disrupts Illinois Rail Service
A wild night in Illinois as lightning strikes a Central Pacific train heading from St Louis caused the engine to derail or crash. The engineer and fireman were injured with one thrown from the cab and another blinded by the blast, while the fire was briefly controlled but the crew remained in danger.
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Guquoim
Ilinois
Farmer Fatally Wounded in Pettis County Accident
Sedalia Missouri November 21 a bystander report states a Pettis County farmer near Teal was accidentally shot and killed during a nearby shooting incident. The event involves local residents and a firearm mishap with no further details publicly available.
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Sedalia
Teal Pettis County
Soran Ray
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